Category: trend

An AI-made Brazilian track called A Sina de Ofélia is blowing up with a bold dramatic vibe that feels straight out of a Taylor Swift moment.

“It’s my time” is taking over: one dramatic build-up, one chaotic cameo, and millions of views from pets and random strangers stealing the entire scene.

The “lock in” trend is everywhere: late-night meetings with yourself, roasting your own habits, and promising 2026 will finally be the glow-up year.

Overstimulated core is taking over: one chaotic moment, one sensory overload flip, and millions of views from people who unravel the second life gets too loud.

The “staring at my degree” trend is everywhere: soft regrets, and millions of views from people admitting the passions they tucked away while chasing the “right” path.

The Christmas Pop-Off is back: hands, product caps, perfect beat syncs, and millions of views from a gifting hook that feels instantly satisfying.

The “Santa PLEASE” wishlist is blowing up: lists but with a hidden secret messages in capital letters, pulling millions of views.

Couples are sharing their wildest, most unrealistic Christmas wishes on camera, only to have the music totally shut them down. It’s dramatic, funny, and painfully relatable every time they facepalm at reality.

Unpopular opinions are taking over: one close-up, one unserious take your friends would roast you for, and somehow it’s pulling hundreds of thousands of views.

The ironic “don’t get me this” Christmas carousel is everywhere: absurd wishlists, impossible gifts, and millions of views from people acting like Big Ben is a stocking stuffer.